@INPROCEEDINGS{gadzicki2018iros,
     author = {Gadzicki, Konrad and Khamsehashari, Razieh and Zetzsche, Christoph},
   keywords = {ownpub},
      title = {Multimodal Convolutional Neural Networks for Human Activity Recognition},
  booktitle = {IROS 2018: Workshop on Latest Advances in Big Activity Data Sources for Robotics & New Challenges},
       year = {2018},
   location = {Madrid},
        url = {https://seafile.zfn.uni-bremen.de/d/f4c2feaf3c3640baa987/files/?p=/submitted_papers/Gadzicki-Khamsehashari-Zetzsche-2018-IROS-BDSR_camera-ready_2018-09-20.pdf},
   abstract = {We investigated multimodal fusion with convolu-
tional neural networks (CNN) for activity recognition. Out of
the number of possible modalities, we have focused on RGB
video, optical flow video and skeleton data. Our work here
makes use of the “NTU RGB+D” dataset, as preparation for a
later application to a large-scale database (project “EASE”). By
combining the output layers of state of the art CNNs, we have
implemented a late fusion approach. In addition to the fused
CNN architecture, we have also investigated the performance
of the individual CNNs in unimodal mode, and could improve
the performance of skeleton classification on this dataset with
regard to the literature.},
        keywords = {EASE-H3},
}